Optimal Operation of Micro-CHP Systems for a Single-Family House in Italy

Luigi Mongibello; Nicola Bianco; Martina Caliano; Giorgio Graditi; Marilena Musto

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.492.467

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Optimal Operation of Micro-CHP Systems for a Single-Family House in Italy

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In this work the scheduling optimization of micro-CHP systems producing electricity and heat for a single-family house situated in Italy is addressed. Three different commercial prime movers have been analyzed separately, and for each of them the operation scheduling that maximizes the revenues for the energy cogeneration with respect to the separate generation has been evaluated by means of an optimization algorithm.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 492)

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Luigi Mongibello, Nicola Bianco, Martina Caliano, Giorgio Graditi, Marilena Musto

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Micro-CHP, Pattern Search Algorithm, Prime Mover Operation, Scheduling Optimization

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